Brooklyn Beats Boston in Two Games at Boston
Brooklyn defeated Boston TiMusday 8 to 8 and 2 to 1 in Boston. New York led 7 to 6 over Philadelphia. Mat thewson of New York was noted as American League. In Chicago Cleveland, 1, hot horse injury report follows: Jockey Milier suffered a skull fracture and tongue bite after a fall at Douglas Park. he later died in hospital.
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Massachusetts
Brooklyn
Boston
TiMusday
New York
Philadelphia
Matthewson
Louisville
Milier
Dresden
Douglas Park
Miller
Five Die In Front Of Lansingburg Depot Collision
A rear end collision at Lansingburg New York between a Boston and Maine passenger train and a military special killed five and injured many as the army convoy of the 14th Cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen to Cuba crashed near the depot. Soldiers aided in rescue efforts as wreckage blocked the tracks.
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N. Y
Boston and Maine Railroad
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Newport News
Cuba
Governor Criticized Over Troop Move to Mobile Riots
Reports from Mobile claiming riots followed an assault on a white girl by a black man are described as greatly exaggerated. Calls to deploy troops drew criticism, while a mass meeting of prominent black residents pledged self help if trouble recurs. Sheriff Powers was ordered by Judge Semmes to Birmingham to retrieve Will Thompson and Jim Robinson from jail there on assault charges.
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Alabama
Mobile
Sheriff Powers
Judge Semmes
Birmingham
Will Thompson
Jim Robinson
Massachusetts Democrats Nominate Prohibitionist’s Choice
Boston oct 5 the state Democratic convention nominated by acclamation John B Moran Suffolk county district attorney already the Prohibition party and Independence League nominee after endorsing W J Bryan and W R Hearst
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Boston
W. J. Bryan
W. R. Hearst
Massachusetts
Stae Democratic
John B. Moran
Suffolk County
Prohibition Party
Independence League
Oklahoma City Fire Causes 25000 Dollar Losses
Oct 5 Oklahoma City reports a 25000 dollar fire damaging several firms including St Louis Well Machinery Johnston Furniture and Vegiar d Plumbing. Five bodies were later found in Mobile after the storm with Captain John Wrotten and William Roseteiner among the identified. Relief work continues for the displaced.
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Oklahoma
City
St. Louis Well Machinery Company
Johnston Furniture Company
Wright Poultry Company
Vegiard Plumbing Supply Company
Mobile
John Wrotten
William Roseteiner
Duel leaves Henry critical after Tulsa pistol fight
In Tulsa Oklahoma on Thursday William Jones and Nelson Henry, both Black men, exchanged eleven shots in a pistol duel. Henry was shot in the groin and is in critical condition.
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Tulsa
I. T
William Jones
Nelson Henry
Henry
Chinese Labor Contracts on Panama Canal Under Review
Washington reports the Isthmian canal commission is evaluating bids to supply Chinese labor for the Panama project. Officials anticipate complex international issues and may delay contracts as they seek to avoid diplomatic problems.
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Panama Canal
Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Isthmian Commission
China
Chinese Legation
French Canal Company
Peru
San Francisco
Pekin
Philippine Islands
Straits Settlements
State Department
Georgia Gentleman and New York Lady Wed On Yacht Uno
Russell F. Hopkins of Atlanta and Miss Vera L. Siegrist of New York married on board the yacht Uno off Peekskill. The union, described as runaway, faced bride’s relatives opposition due to her youth. Miss Siegrist, about seventeen, is heiress to Dr. J. J. Lawrence’s vast wealth. Hopkins is a millionaire and recently named consul at Atlanta for Panama.
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Georgia
New York
Russell F. Hopkins
Atlanta
Vera L. Siegrist
Uno
Peekskill
Siegrist
J. J. Lawrence
St. Louis
Fifth Avenue
Lawrences
Panama
Millionaire Charles R Halliwell Weds Nurse Ruth Cole
Charles R Halliwell first vice president of the American Tobacco company wed Ruth A Cole a trained nurse who cared for him during a lengthy illness. Halliwell a top executive under James B Duke is valued around 20 million dollars and his marriage follows his recovery from overwork and an operation.
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New York
Charles R. Halliwell
American Tobacco Company
Ruth A. Cole
Halliwell
James B. Duke
Editors urged to critique Garrick play in London cols
London dispatch says manager Bourchier of the Garrick apologizes for excluding critics from The Morals of Marcus and asks editors to allow reviews in London papers in fairness to the author and cast.
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London Dispatch
the Times
Bourchier
Garrick Theater
Marcus
London
Mr. Bouchier
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